Private Pictures

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The book delves into the disturbing phenomenon of American soldiers photographing the abuse and humiliation of Iraqi prisoners, a practice that came to light in 2004. It explores the moral implications of these actions, questioning whether public outrage stems more from the soldiers' behavior or the act of documenting such atrocities. Through this lens, the narrative examines the broader context of military conduct and the psychological impact of war on both the perpetrators and victims.